Jaeden Schafer

And a lot of people, you know, said this was due to the fact that Anthropic is now going after individual segments like this.

And those companies are going to really struggle if Anthropic is just plugged in.

Like, you don't necessarily need some of these software companies that have, you know,

a cloud integration to do something if cloud can just do it directly without having to use them.

But I think that it's not guaranteed and they need to be very aggressive.

Someone like Salesforce, for example, needs to be very aggressive in how they're integrating and how they're able to support their customers and put AI into it so that there's no moment where Anthropic becomes more useful just because it's better integrated with AI.

So in addition to all of that work that Anthropic is doing, OpenAI is also making a big push for the enterprise.

On Monday, they announced enterprise expansion strategy.

They have something called Frontier Alliance.

This is basically a multi-year partnership with a bunch of big consulting firms.

That's Boston Consulting Group, McKinsey, Accenture, and Capgemini.

Basically what they're doing, they're moving in kind of a different, but I think it's sort of the same concept, but it's a different approach to it.

Basically, they're saying enterprises are slow to adopt AI.

And they're saying maybe that is, you know, not necessarily a problem, but we need to change the management.

So OpenAI's forward deployed engineer team, they're going to work alongside all of these different consulting companies.

So they're basically like hiring all the biggest consultants to get AI into more organizations.

And basically what they're trying to do is implement OpenAI's enterprise technologies inside of all of their organizations, right?

I think the kind of the core of this, what they're trying to do right now is a no-code platform that they launched in early February, which basically lets a company build, deploy, and manage AI agents.

So, of course, it's all going to be built on top of OpenAI's models, but they're letting companies build their own agents and deploy

And now they're going to be getting all of these consultants to help companies roll them out and actually use them.